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ap human geography alphabetVersion en ligne includes key terms, theories, and models par Aria Jozelle Doce A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A process of adopting the traits of a more dominant culture while still having aspects of the original culture Starts with B theory that shows how land cost changes as the distance from the urban area/market changes Starts with C model with five zones that shows city growth in circular rings Starts with D model that shows how birth rates, death rates, and the rate of natural increase changes as a country develops Starts with E extension of the dtm; shows the causes of death as a country develops Starts with F ______ _______ __ ________ are location, place, human-environment interaction, regions, and movement (four words) Starts with G model that predicts the interaction between places based on the population sizes of the two areas and the distance between them Starts with H model developed by Homer Hoyt that includes sectors shaped like slices with the CBD in the middle Starts with I process of going from an agriculture-based society to a more factory-oriented producing society Starts with J inventory strategy that increases efficiency and decreases waste by receiving goods right when the production process needs them Starts with K important example of a stateless nation Starts with L model developed by Ernst Griffin and Larry Ford that includes a CBD connected to a mall by a spine Starts with M model developed by Chauncy Harris and Edward Ullman in the 1940s that includes several nodes of activities Starts with N theory that describes how uncontrolled population growth will lead to the scarcity of resources Starts with O process of relocating business processes or production to another country to reduce costs and/or increase efficiency Starts with P North American model that consists of an inner city surrounded by large suburban residential and business areas tied together by a beltway or ring road Starts with Q extension of the tertiary sector that involves knowledge-based services like research, education, and financial planning Starts with R idea that the nth largest settlement will have 1/n the population of the largest settlement Starts with S model developed by McGee with no CBD, instead there is an old colonial port zone Starts with T the attempt by an individual or group to control, defend, and claim ownership over a specific geographic area Starts with U model that shows a widely-dispersed, multi-centered metropolis consisting of increasingly independent zones/realms, each focused on its own suburban downtown. Starts with V an outdated agricultural model that predicts the type of agricultural activity based on the distance from the market Starts with W theory created by Weber that shows where the best location of a manufacturing firm is based on the costs of transportation, labor, and advantages through agglomeration Starts with X the fear, dislike, or prejudice against people from other countries or cultures, often manifesting as discrimination, hostility, or anti-immigrant sentiment Starts with Y amount of agricultural product produced per unit of land area Starts with Z legal restrictions on land use that divides areas into separate zones for certain activities (residential, industrial commericial, etc.)

ap human geography alphabet

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ap human geography alphabetVersion en ligne

par Aria Jozelle Doce

Starts with A

process of adopting the traits of a more dominant culture while still having aspects of the original culture

Starts with B

theory that shows how land cost changes as the distance from the urban area/market changes

Starts with C

model with five zones that shows city growth in circular rings

Starts with D

model that shows how birth rates, death rates, and the rate of natural increase changes as a country develops

Starts with E

extension of the dtm; shows the causes of death as a country develops

Starts with F

______ _______ __ ________ are location, place, human-environment interaction, regions, and movement (four words)

Starts with G

model that predicts the interaction between places based on the population sizes of the two areas and the distance between them

Starts with H

model developed by Homer Hoyt that includes sectors shaped like slices with the CBD in the middle

Starts with I

process of going from an agriculture-based society to a more factory-oriented producing society

Starts with J

inventory strategy that increases efficiency and decreases waste by receiving goods right when the production process needs them

Starts with K

important example of a stateless nation

Starts with L

model developed by Ernst Griffin and Larry Ford that includes a CBD connected to a mall by a spine

Starts with M

model developed by Chauncy Harris and Edward Ullman in the 1940s that includes several nodes of activities

Starts with N

theory that describes how uncontrolled population growth will lead to the scarcity of resources

Starts with O

process of relocating business processes or production to another country to reduce costs and/or increase efficiency

Starts with P

North American model that consists of an inner city surrounded by large suburban residential and business areas tied together by a beltway or ring road

Starts with Q

extension of the tertiary sector that involves knowledge-based services like research, education, and financial planning

Starts with R

idea that the nth largest settlement will have 1/n the population of the largest settlement

Starts with S

model developed by McGee with no CBD, instead there is an old colonial port zone

Starts with T

the attempt by an individual or group to control, defend, and claim ownership over a specific geographic area

Starts with U

model that shows a widely-dispersed, multi-centered metropolis consisting of increasingly independent zones/realms, each focused on its own suburban downtown.

Starts with V

an outdated agricultural model that predicts the type of agricultural activity based on the distance from the market

Starts with W

theory created by Weber that shows where the best location of a manufacturing firm is based on the costs of transportation, labor, and advantages through agglomeration

Starts with X

the fear, dislike, or prejudice against people from other countries or cultures, often manifesting as discrimination, hostility, or anti-immigrant sentiment

Starts with Y

amount of agricultural product produced per unit of land area

Starts with Z

legal restrictions on land use that divides areas into separate zones for certain activities (residential, industrial commericial, etc.)

__ _ ________ are location, place, human-environment interaction, regions, and movement (four words)